Luke and Corrye recap the first two episodes of The Last Dance before praising the underrated Timothy Dalton James Bond films.

Corrye and Luke flip the script this time around. Forget one specific movie. The duo tackles earliest memories at the theater, their first R-rated film on the big screen, the movies they walked out of, and the films where they struggled to hold back tears.

It's the film that put Van Damme on the map! We explore the '80s-style montages, the quirky fighters, Hong Kong, the stereotypes, and the badassery of main villain Chong Li.

The Chumps rank the opening sequences in the saga, question whether Temple of Doom is the Super Mario 2 of the series, and try to determine what makes Sallah the "best digger in Egypt."

Is The Shawshank Redemption a perfect film? Yes, indeed. Corrye Cook returns to the pod to explain why, as we explore the movie's Buffalo connection, quote Warden Norton, and hail director Frank Darabont for his 1,000 brilliant decisions.

On this episode, Luke welcomes longtime pals Jordan Rinaldi and James Mabelis to dissect the 1993 slept-on cult crime classic "Blood In, Blood Out." The pod quickly turns into a love letter to two of their favorite characters: Big Al and Popeye!

It's not as controversial as The Last Jedi, but fans are split over Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Luke and Corrye trade thoughts on what they liked, loved and what they felt HURT the film AND the new trilogy.